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Lost in High-dimensional Space? Python to the Rescue!

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Claims that sparse grid combinations cut the exponential blowup of full d‑dimensional grids (example: level 6 corresponds to 2^6=64 -> 65 points per axis in the full grid) and that growth becomes much weaker up to 20 dimensions with thousands of points per axis. Implementation uses Python high‑level control plus numpy (indexing objects, where, unraveling), itertools and simple linear combinations, produces the figures shown, and becomes the basis of the Python Grids and Fields toolkit under development.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 2:00Lost in Highdimensional Space
  3. 8:10Scale Lattice
  4. 11:06Intuitive Picture
  5. 12:19HighLevel Complexity
  6. 13:50LowLevel Complexity
  7. 14:21Gridded Field Representation
  8. 14:57Virtual Linearization
  9. 15:29Numpy
  10. 15:50Slice Intrinsic
  11. 16:24Classic Combination
  12. 16:50Finding Neighbors
  13. 17:32Compact Stencil
  14. 17:59Python Grids and Fields
  15. 18:48MapReduce Framework
  16. 19:29Conclusion
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